Hello Susan, and anyone else who ponders this question,
Unless the piece in question is being worked as a reconstruction, I can
think of no basic reason why a Milanese braid should be worked using a
rigid set of rules.
Of course there are defining characteristics which enable us to categorise
a
http://www.ann-wild.de/pillowsinuse.html
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Laurie Waters
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These balls look like a lot of fun. How do we get patterns? Delores Miller
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Subject: [lace] This is cute! How to make a ball of lace.
Hello Delors,
Ann Wild has a book: http://www.ann-wild.de/Buch.html
But it does not seem to be available now. Perhaps in some other distributor.
Good luck and have a nice weekend.
Antje González
ww.vueltaycruz.es
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Dear Delores,
We do not see in your memo from where you are writing. That might help in
phrasing an answer, which is why we ask members to give us at least a
hint. Please remember, this is an *International* list. What is available
in
Europe may not be available in Australia, for
Just check out the other pages on her website - definitely worth a look -
and you'll get at least an idea of what kind of pattern you need.
Regina Haring
Nanuet, NY
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 12:13 PM, Delores Miller deemille...@gmail.comwrote:
These balls look like a lot of fun. How do we get
Have just emailed the designer and author asking whether the book is still
available or whether a reprint may be possible.
Will let you all know if I get a reply.
Some of the patterns could be worked using the instructions on her website,
but I don't fancy sitting in front of my computer with
a
Does anyone in this list remember who the lacemakers are in the New
England area who digitize designs for embroidery machines?
I vaguely remember that Sally Barry was one of them, but have not been
able to contact her. Any help refreshing my memory would be greatly
appreciated!!
Clay
Clay
On the web-site it mentions various places where patterns have been
provided. One, I believe, was in Lace from the UK Lace Guild.
Malvary in Ottawa where we have had snow, freezing rain, torrential rain and
now rain for the past 20 hours - it is very treacherous underfoot because
you can't
Many years ago I spent many days at the Art Institute of Chicago studying
their Milanese and Flemish tape laces from the 17th and 18th centuries. I
noticed that there were actually 2 classes of Milanese designs. In one the
decorated tape was always the same width and the number of bobbins
Lorelei wrote:
But what I could see in the 2nd group is the
tapes changed width beyond what could be accounted for by fancy stitches
inside the tape. And these usually also had motifs that started and ended.
In
other words they were actually part laces (sectional laces) rather than
tape
Washington State, USA
Thanks for the tips. Delores
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Dear
Hi Arachnids,
There are a few patterns at the end of Ann Wild's website. Click on
Kloppelbriefen along the bottom (right-hand side).
Happy lace making,
Joepie, in East Sussex where we have had a cold, dry and sunny day. The
first one for a while! Hope it stays that way as it will help all
Hello All! There is also a pattern that looks like a lace ball in Mailander
Spitze auf neuen Wegen pg 154-157. By Dr. Ann Wild called Mailander Kugel,
it is made flat in several sections. Since I don't understand German, I'm not
sure how to attach the pieces to each other but perhaps
I just took on a temporary job as receptionist/clerk for a tax accountant,
half time -- 4 hours a day for 8 weeks. My new boss said he needed someone
for 4 hours but had only an hour or two of work each day so bring something
to do. Of course, I took a lace project. This is the first time I've
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